Digital Government
Technology bill undone by porn provision
Republican language would have stopped agencies from paying feds caught watching pornography on work computers.
Digital Government
Federal acquisition councils anticipate mandate to increase transparency
But the administration has not yet directed agencies to post contract documents online.
Digital Government
Proposal would expand contractor performance database
Records would stay in the system for one decade and would include incidents not directly related to federal work.
Digital Government
Industry group seeks to highlight impact of insourcing on small businesses
New coalition, led by former career federal acquisition official, says now is not the time to pull jobs out of the private sector.
Digital Government
Canadian firm to become bigger player in U.S. federal IT market
Purchase of U.S.-based defense and intelligence technology provider will position the Montreal company to do more business in the Beltway.
Digital Government
Foreign contractors could face prosecution in U.S. courts
Senate committee approves bill that would subject overseas firms to civil and criminal proceedings in the United States.
Digital Government
OMB seeks input on changes to 'inherently governmental' definition
Procurement chief Daniel Gordon asks industry leaders for reaction to proposed contracting guidelines.
Digital Government
Pentagon heads off organizational conflicts of interest
Proposal suggests contracting officers attempt to mitigate potential problems before prohibiting companies from placing bids.
Digital Government
White House creates advisory board on federal management
Group will offer guidance on government operations, technology.
Digital Government
High road contracting policy comes into focus
Documents shed new light on how initiative would revamp the federal acquisition environment.
Digital Government
Administration puts its stamp on 'inherently governmental'
OMB tells agencies to use definition in the 1998 FAIR Act.
Cybersecurity
GAO to investigate gaps in terrorist watch lists
Suspect in the attempted Christmas Day terror attack was flagged in one database, but his name never appeared on the watch or no-fly list.
Digital Government
Major defense contractor moves headquarters to DC region
One of the nation's largest Defense contractors is moving its corporate offices from Los Angeles to the Washington area.
Digital Government
Agriculture Department restructures management offices
None of the 2,800 employees affected will face layoffs, but some could be offered incentives to leave.
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